The man who was arrested during the US presidential candidate Donald Trump's pre-election rally, who is suspected of attempting to kill him, has announced. This is reported by Fox News Digital. 49-year-old Wem Miller said that he reported carrying weapons with which he always travels to the authorities at the checkpoint, although he never used them. His arrest on gun charges has sparked speculation after two assassination attempts on Trump since July. But he was quickly released on $5,000 bail and has not yet been charged federally.
“I always travel with my firearm in the truck. I've literally never even shot a gun in my life," Miller said. He added that he has been in the media for 30 years and started working after graduating from high school. He also worked on music videos and television shows with famous artists and launched the America Happens Network to fight "censorship" in the media. It was while doing this job that he began receiving death threats and bought his own firearm. Miller said he was a Democrat and believed Barack Obama was going to "save them from needless wars and censorship."
"I am certainly more republican now. Yes, I'm a 100% Trump supporter," Miller said, adding that he's admired Trump since 2018.
"I am certainly more republican now. Yes, I'm a 100% Trump supporter," Miller said, adding that he's admired Trump since 2018.
